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| 1. |  | Java How to Program: Early Objects Version (8th Edition) from Prentice Hall Price: $92.00 Customer Review:  I have bought several programming books over the past year, most of which gets returned to the store. Let me break down the reason for you. Think of a language you don't know. Then think about how it would be if someone tried to teach you the language, by giving you a lengthy description of a new... |
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| 2. |  | iPhone for Programmers: An App-Driven Approach (Deitel Developer Series) from Prentice Hall Price: $22.95 Customer Review: This book is easy to follow and includes code examples with explanations. I highly recommend this book for those new to iPhone programming. It will save you time in coming up to speed, and until you want to post your applications to Apple there is no cost to get the SDK for iPhone. The process of... |
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| 3. |  | C++ How to Program (7th Edition) from Prentice Hall Price: $93.99 Customer Review: I am a Computer Science Student. I have used many C++ programming books for my classes and for learning purpose. Although there are many books that will give you good introduction on most topics but will not have all details. These details might not be essential when you are taking a... |
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| 4. |  | C: How to Program (6th Edition) from Prentice Hall Price: $94.10 Customer Review: Book came in practically new condition for a great price (about half the bookstore price). Overall, a well worth purchase. Despite there being a strange usage of flies, a good investment for starting learners in C and C++ as it uses minimal CS jargon to explain things and contains useful exercises... |
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| 5. |  | Java How to Program, 7th Edition from Prentice Hall Price: $70.00 Customer Review:  I acquired this edition sometime in 2007. It served as a textbook for a Java course that I was enrolled in. Coming from a programming background utilizing COBOL, assembler, and other IBM mainframe tools, I was keen on acquiring some expertise and knowledge utilizing Java. This book helped a lot. It... |
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| 6. |  | Simply Java Programming: An Application-Driven(TM) Tutorial Approach from Prentice Hall Price: $88.19 Customer Review: I absolutely adored this one. The organization was amazing, the book advanced to each new level in tiny baby steps with the option of a full-blown tutorial in which every step is thoroughly explained and illustrated, many exercises, charts, etc. Highly recommended. |
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| 7. |  | C++ How to Program (5th Edition) from Prentice Hall Price: $29.99 Customer Review:  Book was more crippled than the description stated, but I don't really care as I only need it for one semester at school. A new book would've cost me a bit more than 92 euro (about 135 dollar) so this was a great deal as it only cost me 32 dollar. |
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| 8. |  | JavaScript for Programmers from Prentice Hall Price: $22.38 Customer Review:  This book is promoted as a book for programmers. It starts at a HS level introduction and takes several chapters to get to anything resembling programming. It passes history and justification of the language along the way. I skipped all of that but then the writing style is obviously for someone who... |
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| 9. |  | C# 2008 for Programmers from Prentice Hall Customer Review: This book is alright, but the wording is extremely superfluous. I can only imagine what it must be like to have to sit through a lecture by the Deitel guys. It's like the primary goal of this book was to drive it well past 1000 pages long. The order of the topics covered are pretty frustrating... |
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| 10. |  | Java for Programmers from Prentice Hall Price: $37.79 Customer Review: There are no stupid cartoons, poor jokes, cutesy little warning icons, pointless sidebars or huge amounts of wasted whitespace on the pages: Simply 1000+ clearly written pages discussing live-code examples - certainly the best way for me to learn any programming language. I tried Java when it... |
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| 11. | [no image] | Introduction to Operating Systems from Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc. Price: $9.50 Customer Review: I received this book in very good condition(a few bent pages but nothing extreme), and very quickly. |
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| 12. |  | Visual Basic 2010 How to Program (5th Edition) from Prentice Hall Price: $79.02 | |
| 13. |  | Small Java How to Program and CD Version One Package (6th Edition) (How to Program Series) from Prentice Hall Price: $33.95 Customer Review: This book is excellent and great for anyone learning Java. When I picked this book up I had never programmed in Java before. This book really simplifies things and allowed me to pick up Java fairly quickly. |
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| 14. |  | C+ + for Programmers from Prentice Hall Customer Review: Whew!!! I finally finished this book. It took me several months to do it. I didn't skip a page, literally licked the plate clean. Before starting this book I was a scripter. I have 8 years experience with Perl and shell. So I knew most of the concepts being covered. But it was still a challenging... |
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| 15. |  | Java How to Program (6th Edition) (How to Program (Deitel)) from Prentice Hall Price: $49.99 Customer Review: Perhaps the author should revise this book and make it less "wordy". It feels as if he is trying to explain things over and over. However, the examples are great and I believe that overall I would recommend this to anyone starting Java and couple it with a "For Dummies" or Sams "Teach yourself...."... |
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| 16. |  | Perl How to Program Part A & B (2 book set) from Prentice Hall Price: $45.00 Customer Review: I like software program book written by Dietel. It has an excellence of illustration and easy to understand step-by-step. |
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| 17. |  | Java How to Program, Fifth Edition from Prentice Hall Price: $14.00 Customer Review:  I used this in my intro to java class and I have to say I didnt like it. If you are teaching yourself DO NOT get this book, its is very jumbled and abstract. When we where learning the class we would have to jump from chapter to chapter so we could learn properly because nothing is on order. |
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| 18. |  | Concurrent Programming in Java: Design Principles and Pattern: AND Operating Systems from Prentice Hall Customer Review: I don't know about this book but having him as a teacher is pretty weird. I'm assuming his book style is the same as teaching, and that is pretty good, he helps you and knows everything about java seeing how he made some of java. Very bright. |
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| 19. |  | Simply C#: An Application-Driven Tutorial Approach from Addison Wesley Longman Price: $23.00 Customer Review: Product was exactly what I wanted. Cheap, good condition, and shipped it to me fast! Thank you! |
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| 20. |  | C++ How to Program (4th Edition) from Prentice Hall Price: $10.00 Customer Review: Hard to read due to a multitude of fonts and colors, not well structured. A nightmare to use as a reference. |
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